Since the mid-nineties, when his photos of footballer Ian Roberts nude created a sensation with the inaugural issue of 'Blue' magazine, Paul's celebrity portraiture and nudes have appeared regularly in Australia's 'Black and White' magazine, special editions, 'Not Only Sport' and 'Blue' magazine, as well as numerous other publications worldwide.

In 1996 he wrote the biography, 'Ian Roberts: Finding Out', a best seller published by Random House in 1997. His first solo exhibition, 'Body Of Work was also held in Taylor Square Sydney.

In 2000, Paul's portraits of the Australian Olympic team members appeared in the 'Black and White' special, 'The Sydney Dream', and his exhibition 'Olympiad', a collection of his sports themed art photography, was mounted at Byron mapp Gallery.

Gillette Braun also commissioned Paul's exhibition of Olympic gold medallist Michael Klim, to commemorate 50 years of the Braun shaver. This was held in Sydney at Chifley Tower and in Melbourne at the Aquatic Centre. Paul was also exhibited by The Australian Centre for Photography as part of it's 25th anniversary.

He spent much of 2001 in New York where he was represented by Alex Ely Inc.

In 2002, Paul was commissioned by the National Australian Maritime Museum to photograph a exhibition of water sports athletes.

In February 2003,his portrait of Ironman athlete Ky Hurst was shortlisted for the inaugural photo 'Archibald', the Australian National Portrait Prize at the Art Gallery Of New South Wales, in Sydney.

Paul is currently working in Sydney on a series of books, featuring his photography, beginning with 'Bondi Classic'.

He is interviewed regularly on television and in print. His work was also featured in Robert Hughes' documentary series on Australia, 'Beyond The Fatal Shore'.